The Strong Form of the Motherese Hypothesis States That

question 14

Multiple Choice

The strong form of the motherese hypothesis states that:

• A) motherese is necessary but not sufficient for language to develop properly
• B) motherese is necessary and sufficient for language to develop properly
• C) motherese is not necessary for language development if other forms of child-directed behavior are used
• D) motherese is neigher necessary or sufficient for language to develop properly

Recognize the effect of market dynamics and business decisions on a firm's cost of capital.

Understand the impact of currency valuation on international trade and investments.

Recognize the importance of cultural sensitivity in global business practices.

Compare and contrast the values and priorities of different economies.

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Definitions:

Experience

The knowledge or mastery of an event or subject gained through involvement in or exposure to it.

Productivity

The measure of the efficiency of production often calculated as the ratio of outputs produced to inputs used in the production process.

Constant Returns To Scale

Constant returns to scale occur when a proportional increase in all inputs leads to an equal proportional increase in output, implying efficiency in production.

Human Capital

Abilities, insights, and practice held by a person or community, seen through the lens of their contribution or expenditure to a corporation or state.